All walking tours are adapted to your walking pace and needs. We may use also public transportation or hired car for getting around too. This makes the tour more efficient, and we can cover more ground.

A ticket for public transportation is extra (day pass 12USD/121 NOK). For tickets and routes download the Ruter App: https://ruter.no/en/journey/the-ruter-app/.

If walking is a problem, we can also sightsee from a private vehicle (car/van service) which can be provided at an extra cost.

I'm here to make your experience as pleasant as possible. Reach out and we'll discuss your needs.

Please complete the form above or contact me here and I will provide you with my current availability.

I do my best to make my tours accessible to everyone, but I can not always guarantee accessibility to all sights.

No. All you need is an American passport. However, if you plan to stay longer than 90 days, you must apply for a residence permit.

Norway is one of the safest and cleanest places to travel in Europe. Of course, as with any travel, it is advised to take precautions like monitoring the weather when going out into the wilderness, driving with caution, and keeping valuables out of sight.

Every season in Norway has something to offer the curious traveler! May through September are your best bet for warmer temperatures and longer days — there are fewer crowds in May and September onward. On the other hand, the Northern Lights, a main attraction, are most visible between September and March. For the best times to visit Oslo, read my blog post, The Best Time to Visit Oslo — and When to Avoid it!

It depends on what your travel goals are for your Norway getaway. Here are a few examples to help you get an idea:

• 4 - 5 Full Days: See the highlights, like Oslo, Bergen, and Fjords or the Northern Lights.
• 7 - 8 Full Days: Visit the top cities and smaller towns, hike, and take a road trip.
• 2 - 3 Weeks: Take the ultimate Norway trip! Drive from coast to coast, hike among the fjords, tour renowned museums, and have plenty of
  time to relax in a floating sauna.

Norway is much more affordable than you might think! The beautiful scenery is 100% free, and budget-conscious travelers will be happy to learn there are many inexpensive things to do and places to eat throughout the country.

Public transportation is easy to use and readily available. You can also take a taxi or walk in cities like Oslo. For more on this topic, watch my video on YouTube, How to use Public Transportation in Oslo (A Guide).

I offer several payment options. I’ll give more information about payment when I follow up to your inquiry. You can always reach out to me with any questions too.

Indeed! I offer 15% off on Tour Guiding in Oslo to all my Patreon-members. I also give 15% off on tour guiding in Oslo if I have done Tour Planning for you.